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Squeezed on a narrow peninsula between the Atlantic Ocean and the Everglades, Miami-Dade County cannot accommodate perpetual urban sprawl without encroaching on the environment or farming communities. The County Commission

Will our elected officials consider what their community might look like decades after they have left office? | Opinion

Miami-Dade commissioners moved the Urban Development Boundary last year. Are they ready to it again (and again)?

We need to join in protecting the Amazon rainforests, just as we protect the Everglades, to save ourselves from climate change.

On July 11, 2023, the Spotsylvania County Board of Supervisors approved amendments to the county’s comprehensive plan to incorporate long-term planning goals for data center uses.

Seven homes are being proposed for a site off Watery Lane, Weymouth.

On February 16th, during the State of South Dade Event, District 9 County Commissioner Kionne McGhee announced that he was sponsoring legislation to revamp the County’s Agriculture Code, “So that

A NEWT ‘paradise’ will be created with permission to build six homes on a green gap site in Chickerell.

Proponents say change is needed to expedite development. Opponents warn it will lead to sprawl.

Despite environmental concerns, the 5-2 commission vote allows GL Homes to build in the Agricultural Reserve in exchange for building a $150 million water reservoir.